Over 2.5 million Christians visit Israel every year to walk where Jesus walked and witness his miracles.

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Trace his life through Capernaum, Tabgha, and Magdala. Feel the teachings of the Sermon on the Mount come alive, relive the miracles of loaves and fishes, water into wine, and the healing of the sick.

Experience the awe of the disciples as they witnessed Jesus’ resurrection and the saving of St. Peter.

Walk the path of Jesus’ final days in the holy city.

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Stand at the Golden Gate, the Room of the Last Supper, and the Garden of Gethsemane. Follow the Via Dolorosa and the 14 Stations of the Cross to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre.

Pray together at the Garden Tomb and experience the profound spiritual power of Christ’s journey.

The Jewish presence in Israel is the longest continuous connection of any people to a land in recorded history.

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From Abraham, the father of the Jewish nation, to King David, prophets Jeremiah, Isaiah, and Zechariah, the Jewish people have maintained a spiritual connection to this land for over 3,800 years — despite numerous conquerors.

Daily prayers, wedding traditions, and devotion to Jerusalem reflect this enduring heritage.

Israel is rich in history, from Nabatean cities in the Negev to archeological treasures in Jerusalem and the Galilee.

Visit Megiddo (the site of Armageddon), Masada (the final stand against Rome), Qumran (home of the Dead Sea Scrolls), and Abraham’s wells in Beersheva.

Israel receives over 4 million visitors each year.

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Tourism is a major part of the economy, and the country invests heavily in welcoming travelers with safe, well-maintained sites, modern technology, and English signage.

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Israel's Mediterranean beaches rival Greece and Italy, with warm waters and gentle surf.

Since 1948, Israel has witnessed extraordinary events:

• Surviving the 1948 Arab invasion with limited resources

• Reunifying Jerusalem in 1967, reclaiming the Temple Mount and Western Wall

• Defending the Golan Heights in 1973 against overwhelming odds

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Even recent events, such as the October 7 War, demonstrate Israel’s resilience and miraculous spirit.

Israel is sacred to Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.

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It welcomes over 100,000 Islamic tourists annually to sites like the Dome of the Rock and Al-Aqsa Mosque.

The Bahá’í Temple and gardens in Haifa attract thousands of visitors each year, reflecting Israel’s respect for faiths worldwide.

The Dead Sea, is a natural wonder, at over 400m below sea level, making it the lowest point on earth.

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Float effortlessly in its hypersaline waters and treat your skin with its mineral-rich mud. Thousands visit each year for its therapeutic benefits and healing properties.

Israel is a global hub of innovation, ranking among the world’s most technologically advanced countries.

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Known as “Silicon Wadi,” it has produced revolutionary inventions like the USB drive, the swallowable capsule camera, Waze, and Iron Dome. Tech giants such as Apple, Microsoft, Google, and Facebook have set up research centers here.

Israel is a world leader in empowering women.

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Over 90% of women serve in the military or national volunteer programs. Women have held positions from combat units to prime minister (Golda Meir) and lead in hi-tech companies. Israeli women pilots outnumber drivers in many neighboring countries.

Israel is a global pioneer in water technology and leads the world's green innovation.

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Through desalination and drip irrigation, Israel produces over 700,000 cubic meters of fresh water daily, transforming the Negev Desert into fertile farmland and sharing 'green' solutions worldwide.

Israeli cuisine blends tradition and modernity.

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From falafel and shawarma to gourmet fusion restaurants, flavors combine ancient recipes with contemporary twists. Enjoy markets, street food, and fine dining — often with breathtaking views of Jerusalem or the Mediterranean.